I ride a YZF-R125 and am 166cm tall. I can't fully touch the ground with both feet. Instead, I can only touch the ground with my tiptoes; if I use just one leg, I can fully touch the ground.
I heard that if someone sits on the back, the motorcycle sinks and I could end up completely on the ground…
Do you think that will work?
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Sure it is possible to take a socius, even if you are only 1.66 m tall, but it will be a bit difficult at the beginning. But exercise is the master.
And yes, if someone sits on the rear of the motorcycle, the bike basically sinks a bit deeper, which helps you to get to the ground better with your feet.
The socius pushes the weight down, that’s true. Now the ABER –> Until the socius sits at the back, you have to keep the bike quiet. This, as you describe, will most likely not go. Just try out if possible in the green.
You’re not gonna be able to hold both of you. The socius rises after the driver and that will not go like this,
Thank you
No.
You drive the wrong motorcycle. It is simply important to get on the floor reliably with both feet. If you have a socius, the motorbike goes deeper into the feathers, but all the transverse forces become stronger!
Not ideal!
Unfortunately, there are hardly 125s where I completely get to the ground, especially when used rather hard